Month: May 2023

You Can Participate in Dog Aging Studies Researchers with the Dog Aging Project are examining how a dog’s genetics, environment, and lifestyle influence how dogs age. They are currently recruiting dogs from all over the United States to participate in a community science studies – some of which can be done from the comfort of
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There’s a reason why Labrador Retrievers are among the most popular dog breeds in the world. Their affectionate nature, playful energy and uncanny ability to understand human emotions have led many of us to consider them as family members. But how do we know they love us back? Here are five undeniable signs your Lab
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Dealing with your Great Pyrenees’ food allergies can be beyond frustrating! We asked our 800,000 members of Great Pyrenees’ community on facebook the following question: “Those of you with Great Pyrenees who have allergies…. what food do you use and why?” We received hundreds of replies, and summarized the top 25 responses here. As always,
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Annie Butler Shirreffs Annie Butler Shirreffs has worked in the pet industry for more than 20 years and is currently the executive editor of Catster magazine and contributing editor on Dogster magazine. A cat lover since she was a little girl, she has always had feline friends in her life. She and her husband share
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As majestic as they are enigmatic, Siberian Huskies are renowned for their striking appearance and exuberant personality. However, beyond their blue-eyed gaze and wolf-like features, there are fascinating characteristics that make them unique. Here are seven surprising facts about Huskies you probably didn’t know. 1. Huskies’ Eye Colors Are A Genetic Kaleidoscope Most people are
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A cat immediately accepted a tiny lone kitten, started raising her along with her trio and wouldn’t leave her side. Julia the kitten and Camille the cat@tiny.paws.fosters Last month, Allison Ilcken, a foster volunteer of AnimalLuvr’s Dream Rescue, welcomed a family of four (a cat mom and three kittens) into her care. The cat, Camille,
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Dogs who undergo general anesthesia for a surgical, dental, or diagnostic procedure often receive a combination of drugs during their hospital stay, including sedatives, anxiolytics (anti-anxiety medications), and analgesics (pain medications). They also receive an injectable anesthetic agent to induce anesthesia and a gaseous anesthetic agent to maintain anesthesia once they are anesthetized. The injectable
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